. >> elizabeth: the foster mother convicted of killing done tell jeffers has served her sentence and will soon step out of prison a free woman. crystal hanes just spoke with the family, and they call this a light sentence, but also unhappy with the dcf failures recently. >> mark and elizabeth, jeffers death was considered one of the his foster mother convicted of this heinous crime and dontell jeffers' family tells me she's scheduled to be released next week and they want lawmakers to do more to protect children in foster homes. >> it seemed like it's just yesterday. >> the reporter: nearly a decade later, and the wounds are still fresh for the family of dontell jeffers. the 4-year-old was just months away from his fifth birthday when he was brutally beaten by his foster mother while in her care for just ten days. it's still considered one of the worst cases of abuse in the history of the department of children and families, then called dss. >> she is going to be freed coming home to her son. while dontell is six feet below. >>> >>> the family tells me she's scheduled to be released

in 15 minutes, the strong reaction from jeffer's family after the recent dcf investigation. >> terrified, kidnapped and desperate for help. the dramatic lengths the teenager went through to get away from her captor seen on camera, tonight. >> and heartbreak for two families in maine. we told you one child has died of e. coli after his parents claim he contracted the illness new the connection isn't confirmed but state officials are investigating. as that 17-month-old deals with some serious complications. 17-month-old miles jacob herschaste is the second boy fighting this very serious illness. miles' father victor says the disease is destroying his son's red blood cells and is causing life-threatening kidney failure. miles is in the pediatric intensive care unit at maine medical center where doctors are treating him with daily dialysis and blood transfusions, herschaste says he and his wife are by his side 24/7. he posted this on facebook. everyone, please pray for our boy and have faith. miles has a long road ahead of him but he is a fighter and the strongest person i know. on monday, 2

he is george jeffer son in the flesh. >> oh, man, i wonder if he can dance like that? love to see that. kennedy: now, gavin, i know you don't like bernie sanders. i know you don't like bernie sanders. >> i'm petrified of him. he is bogeyman. kennedy: his followers scare you because you say they are low information voters. don't you get the sense if you're honest, there are low information voters on republican side who are enamored with donald trump for same reasons? >> sure. low information republican voters leave people alone. low information lefties want to mess with my money and my life. rednecks they tend to vote right, i will be rich one day. now to use dagen's analogy, this is why youi'm so petrified of bernie sanders. it is 2:00 a.m., right? getting later. trump is there and trump goes too far and something like i would have you wrapped around my little finger and just drop you like that. then dagen chicago's, you know what? i'm going home with the nerd, just to spite you. and i'm sitting there watching, oh. [laughter]. kennedy: is bernie sanders the nerd in the

the dorchester foster mother convicted in the death of done tell jeffers is a free woman. corinne stevens was sentenced to a minimum of eight years for involuntary manslaughter in 2007. a jury found stephen guilty after an autopsy revealed the toddler died from either a forceful squeeze to the neck or a blow to the abdomen that ruptured his bowel. he was in stephen's home for only ten days. jeffers family has been what they say is it dcf's inability to protect children. >> elizabeth: a wild scene at the end of a reported police chief in brockton. the car crashed through the corner of the salvation army lot at the corner of north maine and prospects street. we spoke to a salvation army employee who said the timing of the crash was fortunate. >> if it had happened a half an hour later, we would have had 50 people out here on their lunch break and so the timing, it was about quarter after 11:00 p.m., so the timing was just right. >> elizabeth: officers tell the brockton enterprise two suspects got out of the car half that crash and ran. police were only able to catch one susp

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and later this evening, he will take you live to des moines, iowa, for the democratic hardee's jeffers -- democratic parties jefferson jackson dinner. c-span, created by america's cable companies, 35 years ago, and brought you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. we are pleased to have join us this week on the communicators, the vice-chairman of the energy and commerce committee, representative marsha blackburn, a republican from tennessee. congressman blackburn, with everything going on in the house right now, if we could just start on the big picture here, what are the chances that there will be any telecom or tech-related or cyber-related legislation passing in the house this year? rep. blackburn: when you look at the big picture, i think that overall you will see the house settle down. we will choose a speaker, the problem that we have right now is that it is a growing pains problem. we are a big party with a big tent. you have moderate republicans, you have very conservative republicans. and having everyone agree on a leader and agreed to come to the tabl

. >> >> the demand to change jeffer's rule to overrule on motion to vacate the chair, it worked sincehere are one. and that probably should not be changed. >> the group supported daniel webster who is not backing out now that ryan might be in. >> blake, from what we hear from this moment, does it seem like it will get sorted out at next week. >> that is set to vote. that would in theory clear the way for an orderly transition as boehner is set to retire. that is assuming the house republicans choose a nominee. and boehner was asked what would happen if ryan doesn't get support. he said he did not know. >> he probably doesn't. probably the truth. and we'll see what happens. blake, thank you you for that. and it is a big week next week. and neal will speak with congressman dan web bester, who as you heard from blake, he's not going anywhere. that will being about conversation tonight at 4:00 p.m. >> a heated altercation and a shooting in a road rage incident. the man appearing before the judge today. and u.n. general secretary moon urging palestinians and israelis to end the wave of dea

. >> bring back the memories of done telejeffers, done tell jeffers, we don't see any changes. we see an epidemic. >> reporter: governor baker announced system wide reform to dcf last month including the reestablishment of the central open since around the time of dontell's death. his family says governor baker could do more. >> they're saying things but there's still a lot more work that need to get done and i don't think it goes far enough >> reporter: crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >>> more details now on recent dcf cases that have made lawmakers. back in august, ava connely coxen died after the 2-year-old was found unresponsive in an auburn foster home. ava's sister was found in critical condition and is now in a rehab facility. investigators say the little girls were extremely overheated. the foster mother has not been charged. >>> and at father abused and neglected his 17-year-old son, dcf had been involved with that family and had even gones into the home-- inside the home several times. the little boy was found unresponsive after police were called to the home. he's now b

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people can check off you but terry crews certainly can and right now he's starring at sergeant terry jeffers on "brooklyn 99" and you're one of our favorite people in the world. >> like family, family. >> you are always happy, energetic and natalie was saying your character on "brooklyn 99" is adorable and loving, a gentle giant like you. how do you keep this boundless energy? thankful. one thing i know is where i mean. when you have friends in jail and who are no locker here you turn around and go, man, i have to look at what is good happening in my life and discover that's where your energy comes from, when you're can complain about stuff and your energy is gone and i always find one thing to be thankful for and "brooklyn 99" is one of them, one of the best shows i've ever been involved with. >> and your character is that outwardly tough guy, but would i think you tap into your inner dad. i mean, you've got five kids. >> yes, yes. >> and this man is such a family character. >> well, you know, i've never had a show where they actually created the character to be me. the character's name is

are eating fleet of cavity'' said avram jeffers said or washington? that is the founder of the soviet state. there qb in the big board abominable and religion. but they bore a bobble their religion compare that to venereal disease. he tries to say what is the worst they get out there? that is religion and. so year after he died eagles said this is the book that marx wanted to write remarking on the family and he says in there that with the transfer of the means of production to ownership the single-family ceases to be the part of society so what does he want to do? housekeeping should be transported to a social industry to nationalize private housekeeping the care and education of children is a public affair society looks after all children alike legitimate or not. one of the obedient the minister of the bolshevik revolution per but anybody read him? one hundred years ago the leading feminist of the bolshevik revolution like the soviet roosevelt and she said the type of family the worker mother must learn not to differentiate the worker rather must re

noreen steven was convicted in the death of her 4-year-old foster son dontel jeffers. she spent eight years in prison but fox25 is not saying that is good enough. >> to look at how the sentencing people were placing kids in the state. >> dante's uncle says the state needs to do more to prevent abuse in foster homes. change was promised in the wake of dontel's death. a decade later and with the deaths of other children in their care, nothing is different. >>> city council may get a big pay raise next month and could happen without taking a vote. mayor marty walsh has proposed raising the salary from city council city councillors from $87,000 a year to $99.50. but that is $12 less than a plan proposed by counsel president bill lenihan. mayor walsh is standing by the amount. >> we have done the studies and looked at all the cities around the country to see the comparisons as far as the increase in the salary. >> under the city charter, if councilmembers don't act within the mayor's proposal before the mayor's proposal before 60 days. that will happen on november 3 the sam

she was convicted of killing dontle jeffers. child had been in her home for only 10 days. relatives of the child have been outspoken about the sentence. and department of children and family. >> parishioners at a scituate church will continue the 24 hour vigil despite ordered to close the doors. this week an appeals court ordered parishioners at the st. francis cabrini church to give up the 11 year fight. church one of 50 ordered to close by archdioceses back in 2004. and parishioners say they plan to appeal the decision to the state supreme court. and the u.s. supreme court if necessary. >> a brookline firefighter on administrative leave and facing operating under the influence charges after a weekend crash that hurt another man. jeremy joseph accused of hitting a car head on in newton. victim speaking only to fox 25 news. reggie adkins said at first he did stop and then got back in the badly damaged suv and took off. >> even if you are intoxicated you know a person is messed up. like you got out of your vehicle, and you looked at me. and you saw me, and say help me, plea

boxes except for you but terry crews certainly can and right now he's starring at sergeant terry jeffersfamily, family. >> you are always happy, energetic and natalie was saying your character on "brooklyn 99" is adorable and loving, a gentle giant like you. how do you keep this boundless energy? >> it starts with being thankful. one thing i know is where i could be, right, you know what i mean. when you have friends in jail and who are no locker here you turn around and go, man, i have to look at what is good happening in my life and discover that's where your energy comes i cry at movies, i -- it's funny because i have four daughters, and you have to get in touch with your soft side. >> yes. >> you have to to have a family like that, and i do the same thing on the show. it just plays together. >> it's cleaned up the emmys. you guys have done so well, the ratings are great. what's the secret to the success of that show? why was it done so well? >> it's sandy sanberg. sandy was on "snl" and for a long time he was the future of comedy and now he's here and he's kind arrived. he's taken hi

robert jeffers. >> good morning, tucker. >> good morning. >> so why exactly are evangelicals in the statef iowa, anyway, moving in pretty big numbers, it looks like, to ben carson? >> well, this is a part of a back and forth we're going to continue to see. trump and carson still remain tied nationally for the evangelical vote. but here's what's going on. each candidate, carson and trump, represents one half of the equation of what evangelicals are looking for. a strong leader, and a committed christian. people who think being a committed christian is most important may be gravitating to carson. because people see his face as being sincere and central to his life. but when they look at trump, many see a strong leader. and although nobody's going to accuse trump of being overly pious, when he says things like he said last week, that if i'm elected president, we'll bring back saying merry christmas, evangelicals get that, tucker. they understand he's saying although i may not be exactly like you, i like you. and i'm sympathetic to what you believe. and so the context between trump and carson